From Roanoke College magazine: Talented students, mentoring staff and industry advisors have turned a sleepy campus radio station into a place that reflects the diversity of music genre, opinion and people at Roanoke College.

This fall, the café in Fintel Library will be managed and operated by Roanoke College Dining Services. The eatery will have a new menu with coffee beverage options, pastries, salad and sandwiches - and a new name.

Maggie Fitzgerald, a senior honors student from Medway, Massachusetts, has received a Fulbright award to teach English in Oviedo, a city in northern Spain.

The Student Organization and Leadership Awards for the 2017-2018 school year are given in recognition of the leaders and organizations that demonstrate excellence in their fields and disciplines across campus. 

The third annual Basically Tarantino Film Festival and awards presentation occurred at the Grandin Theatre on Tuesday, April 17th.

This year's Alumni Weekend brings the usual fare as well as some new additions, including an alumni/student networking event, social media ambassador reception, family karaoke night, a rite of remembrance and the first annual Noke Hour.

Young player from Team IMPACT shares big news with his Roanoke soccer team members. Read the post from Sam Rauf '18.

WRKE is hoping to add more shows to this semester's lineup by holding an interest meeting on Sunday, January 28.

Do you want to study abroad, but are concerned about costs and credit transfers? A new study abroad program that takes students to Leipzig, Germany might just be the perfect option.

Coming soon to your mailbox: the new issue of Roanoke College magazine! Inside you'll find faculty and student news, alumni updates, athletics news and a particularly fascinating look at Roanoke's old grading system.